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Sedalia Evening Sentinel

Location

Sedalia, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1900

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Democratic Primaries Set for Monday in City Wards

Democratic voters in the city will vote Monday March 12 to choose a city slate. Candidates include Mayor William Courtney and E W Stevens for mayor, Ed Love and Thos Prentice for marshal, and a full slate of judges, clerks, and councilmen across four wards with polling hours 7 AM to 7 30 PM at ward locations. Hale sisters and the Air Ship company visit Sunday night as guests of relative Leslie Hale.

S. W. Zimmerman John F. Scally Jos. Settles C. E. Clapton East End Engine House Engine House East Fifth Court House

Death From Freezing After Drinking Near Warsaw

William Wright a colored employee of J M Rice near Warsaw got drunk recently and fell by the wayside freezing to death in a bleak winter scene.

William Wright J. M. Rice Warsaw

Mass Meeting backs Sedalia railroad push to join North and South line

About 150 Sedalia citizens attended a court house mass meeting to endorse building the Missouri, Iowa and Southern railroad. J M Cannon chaired the organizing committee, Col Strang promised to build if terms met, and a five member committee formed to solicit subscriptions across banks, attorneys, railroad men, and city districts.

Capt. Stevens Senator Yeater J. M. Cannon Col. Strang Sedalia Dugan Messrs D. H. Smith P. B. Stratton Chas. E. Yeater Morris Harter

Committee of Forty endorses city ticket for mayor and council

A SedaliaBusiness Men's Club committee urges both parties to place the endorsed candidates on ballots. WM Courtney for mayor and councilmen Chas Messerly, B F Seggerson, Jno Antes, Pascal Stafford named. petitions circulating with 1053 signers. The group asks primaries to back these business men in city affairs.

Myers Revival Series At East Broadway Church

Rev. J. S. Myers will assist Rev. Cook in a Thursday start for a big series of services at East Broadway Church. The article notes the history of the East Broadway congregation and references Myers former leadership in Atchison and Sedalia with prior mother church influences and debt repayment.

East Sedalia Church First Christian Church J. S. Myers Philadelphia Atchison, Kas Christian Church East Broadway Fort Worth F. L. Cook Mr. Cook Myers Boonville

Sedalia duel wounds two lawyers over city election

United States Commissioner Douglass Wight and attorney Horace Blanton fought in the street with pistols on Friday in Sedalia. Wight and Blanton were wounded, the dispute tied to the upcoming city election and party tensions.

John Montgomery, Jr Sedalia Nevada A. Wight United States Douglass Wight Horace H. Blanton Wight Blanton

LOSS AND GAIN SALE AT COST IN SEDALIA

Smith and Boeshar announce a liquidation as they quit Sedalia to move to Seattle Washington. Beginning next Monday their entire stock of house furnishings will be sold at cost or less due to packing and freight costs. The sale is described as bonafide with reasons given. Also note J S Bergamaster and family left for Colorado Springs to relocate after long residence near Smithton.

Sedalia Seattle Wash J. S. Bergamaster Colorado Springs Mr. Bergamaster Smithton

Reverend Bitler Praises Columbus Salvation Army Visit

Rev. Dr. Bitler spoke to the Salvation Army last night and shared a striking account of his first meeting with the group in Columbus Ohio. He approved of current local work and was pleased to find Bro. Harter, a board member, in attendance.

Blanton Wight Dr. Bitler Salvation Army Columbus Bro. Harter

Silver quarter collection counted at 11 am

A local event will count the great silver quarter collection at 11 a.m. Readers speculate on the total amount to be realized as the coins are tallied.

Best Restaurant in Central Misouri Fulton Market

The Fulton Market restaurant at 111 West Second street is promoted as the best place in Central Missouri for a palatable meal with an attractive table set and seasonable cooking. Richard Russell a major Henry county landowner died near Clinton from pneumonia aged 87 born in 1838 in England. He owned over 1000 acres and leaves a wife and four children.

Missouri Fulton Market West Second Street Messrs. Byard & Guenther Richard Russell Henry County Clinton England Sedalia

Half Century of Missouri Rural Schools Overview

The Pettis County report by G L Coleman summarizes Missouri’s fiftieth annual school data. It notes 15 percent of rural buildings need repairs, 75 percent of teachers decorate rooms, 80 percent grade well, and plans to record each pupil and issue diplomas from common to high school. Carrington emphasizes rural schools as key to preserving farming lifeways and urges standard textbooks and shared grading.

Missouri G. L. Coleman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Erning Voters Wm. Courtney E. W. Stevens Marshal Ed. Love Thos. Prentice T. E. Sheerin J. C. Hatton Jno W. Burress E. W. Coney Samuel Sprecher Geo. W. Menefee Con McHugh F. F. Hatton Daniel Dean M. W. Ca Hale Company Leslie Hale Ballroal Der Missouri, Iowa and Southern Railroad Business Mews Club George E. Dugan Dr. Clifford Roa O. A. Crandall John J. Yeater J. N. Dalby W. H. Powell J. H. Bothwell W. L. Porter P. H. Langree J. H Rodes Dan Grow John Wigton C. E. Marsh East Sedalia Charles Hoffman W. J. Letts Patrick McEnroe Main Street Business Men’s Club of Rec Chas. E. Messerly B. F. Seggerson F. Antes Pascal G. Stafford Cir J. D. Crawford W. M. Johns J. L. Babcock A. F. Whipple W. A. Fast G. F. Williams M. Bartle Alva Parks J. M. Planck J. M. Connor, W. F. Waller Ira Hinsdale E. W. Shultz E. Hurley S. H. Beiler R. A. Stanley J. W. Evans J. W. Murphy L. S. Eddins Henry Knopfli Geo. K. Mackey W. H. Richey R. H. Moses J. D. Donnah A. P. Morey J. A. Lamy Dr. J. S. Roge G. L. Faulhab W. Whitne John Cunningham John Montgomery, R. W. Griffith G. W. Barnett W. K. Reynolds Poe Cook Broadway Church Broadway” Christian Church Ganized Politics the Cause Douglass Wight and Horace Byan Douglas Wight Smith & Boeshar East Third Street M. E. Church Souri Fulton Superintendent Carrington Pettis County G. L. Cole Carrington Vors the Sentinel Tis County Supt Car Rington
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